Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
PRINCE BIsMARCWs INTERVIEW With
TIE GAR.
HO Speaks Boldly aad Plainly What Ger
many Wants-ycice OF the
Press-Prince william.
copyrighted 1857 by the Hev York Associated

tgSS,lN Ambassador, Ndu lItldA l"'
Car FOR Prince Eisuarck's line oil aign-
ment. at the same time supporting the
policy o. concil2t.on by advising acqu!-
essence in the Chan-cllors suggestions.
As those were directly hostile 10 NJ. de
Glcr., the CIR c0uutermandcd the ar
Judgements for the presence OF NJ.
dc Giers. II Prince Bismarck has
succeeded in impressing the Car
With the fact thst the inc, SAINT attacN
on the German commerce and per'ecu-
ton OF the German traders III hus~a
must be stopped before there can ne
renewal Of tie c7f,nfc coUltaie between
tue two countries, TIE Return OF the Gar
10 st. Petersburg will be signallzed by
reconstruction OF the Ministry. Prince
RismsrcL IS understood to have spoken
earnestly and frankly with the Car, not
mincing matters. but stating plainly
what personal obstacle existed within
the RUSSIAN Government and operated
against She restoration Of amicabie rela-
tons. u the conditions proposed
hy Prince Bismarck be fulfilled, the
Finance Minister, NishniSratfski, VINO
was .ergmt follower and friend OF NJ.
Katkod. viii be dismissed. Count Iol-
stoi Will be compelled TO give up the
ministry If the Interior, and VI. 70
bia 'ouostccH, procurotor OF the Slnol
and an intimate adviser If the ( 2ar, Will
have 20 cease his open hostility 10 Ger
many and lis osicuatious encourage
mcnt Of the French lsya1chlsts.
N. DE GI.Ls.
". d. Gicrs is los. dangerous to the
Hismsraian policy tam are thcse three
The Cz4r Is also ready 3D. throw over N.
de- GIcrs. lie Is d'srieoscd with the
importance of bis lnme Minister 10
dealing with bulgaria and with his ial-
ure 10 check the Central European al-
lance. In conversation, while at RE
denborg. the CZar freely expressed tle
opinion that y. de Gler5 was getting
too old.r1w4nts rest. FRINGE Bismarck
would gain tae whole diplomatic battle
ii Count Schouyalod should succeed NJ
&c Orrrs. hut official i1recaste makes NJ.
NelMaG Iu~.Ian Ambassador at Con-
.n1Gro,lc. the Gan cnoice. and ludl-
cates tlat Count Scaouyaloh will ne
transferred to turkey, hla post MT Berlin
beng taken hy baron Aohrenhe'h'
rHE TRIPLE ALmANcE.
Whatever rq.orochrmrr between
Russia aul 1ernany is effected, n VIII
remain s.thout influence on Russia's rc-
i5,'cr. ward the tr.u.c alliance.
Am in.oired arti,... iu the F .thrrIlovd
Gedirts tlat Russia cnHOt JOIN the TIM
,i.a'ti.nec. which agreement remains
u.cLa1.c2ulc till its expiration m 1871.
ANY Of tine Powers can effect 4 rap
ar.. Len-rf Uitu.t, but none can modify
.ts ORIGINAL character. Official circles
I'm Berlin do not seem sngWnc
F thatthe Gar viii be able To- sweep tho
German oph9b.sts from his Ministry ut
oDo, Public and official hatred IN
.u-Ga ooa.n,t the Germans is SD Intense
,oat even tie mtocr4t must go softly
in m,difyiry H.. policy. Bat unless
the Car Influences d marked change the
i existing strained relations VIII result ere
/ long ia ah open i"''"IV'
Inc 'o.'Su' ga. IN. 'o 1 M. O.
+ ni.l'r anu l'''''i'' '-- '.''. ~ .-t ~.
hu'S@h' may i.5' "7','i'5,' ~. ''''5 a..
,l'iIti "1.c"P' WIZ ~, mo- ,rl' .1i.,..
hu-.il '' '''i. l, r..l - lI..a..' !
vi NefA'dt VIII "' '1. "a LII
+ 10 stI'A5'N'"li3 '''i i'''''',''', MI,
70" 81, 'i'0'
0' ir 80 {,..,L r,,.0o,, C1-eVe to-nirht
L.! ,'' t -t pine 2isnarc, rcolrds fle
J,',r..s,l n Finance Minister yi5nuig-
,"5.i,.rd tb. ,,,,f. -,nsof tnc Perqnehc
,,o,s,,ontos irdi.n.usible conditions OF
..,,.,...l ~, f.iandl, relations. The
'.a'r J,ni.. ,l-o thqt the internal mr.
i...'Il-a,,an,s If Rr..i, can ever become
- 49, ~, rr5er-,aldin, between
49,. or1 Economy ar Au.fTa. But
r. jD-;,l. ar. taken MS designs
10 soothc Ku,sias iealousies, which are
certain to De- aroused to furious pitch
F if the people become convinced that tue
+ Cmr has reformed the Government IN
+ Consequence Of the pr1mpln55 Of
Prince Bismarck.
RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVING.
Tho C.oone Co-riie gives proni-
-, T., t5. statement. which il j., as
I'll IL ontLor,l-d. tbat large bodies OF
/ r,ssisu tro.ps with fcld guns and ia
- o1ont.,-ss If munitions are ar
80, ,.'.., o,i tne German frontier between
49, 80. ~ al ~ u-;nn;fI, The increase in
'o' 40 NV -. t- ,,,t,-,. so,ice is so
~.lM y 'iA','I ao' - sn.nension Of
- 'l-1 ,rne ;'.' tSn Ei.F and Horne
IT, - tar .','ar.i oays
''ii ~, va - (.',-',t. doosnot co,sa It's
- ~ -, w.. ,l,;a... Tbe late.t or,i-
a,''y"o " 90, 80 to III ..I,gI,,
c.7 '',''', I.s 80 -c., ,., an goressivc ca-
", -. - anal oil ;r1,s.+irp. nortend that
.io ;' -, .,-'' +, TN fbe car and Eu.
.'-, ,,..i,.,, Nil mat o1.l, i,,proye re-
- 80 . IN German, and i;uss,a.
-,.....-- ...,, 49,. ,,r,.r4n,
III. MANN ~ A,'D -''.'' 70 -.
Inc important aHlo'.,l'eu ~, - NM, ~,
tonight 'aal O"iht 10 t',s 'iiNeS9 oi vac
/ Crown fHnce, IiiIie' " l.ll'ui VIZ ~!
commsnd 81 tue Eia Prr'r' I'Pl,7.eN' i.'i
father az all l4llire slAle C-Ic.lollr9 "l"
receptions. frnce blsm".cA' s-lc' MS i.,
arrival, has mad daiiy conferences o'' " IN
funce liilAh' VINO v'''',,' ei-e I'M -
Tor "Ith'h an '!ouE VI A49 lc1c1'N9 Dl-- II
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